Shea Carley is a multidisciplinary artist based in Far West Texas. Through a site-responsive and research-driven practice collaborating with locally foraged natural materials and light sensitive surfaces, Shea’s work looks beyond human-centered delineations of place and time to imagine new possibilities in human relationships with the nonhuman world.
Shea received a BA in Anthropology from the University of Texas, an MLA in Art, Conservation Biology & Communication from Sul Ross State University, and an MFA in Visual Studies at Pacific Northwest College of Art. Shea currently teaches analog photography courses at Sul Ross State University.
